The contractors for the housing development by Bloomingfoods East are constantly using the Bfoods parking lot for staging, contractor parking, and using the access street for the same purpose. They are blocking traffic, and creating dangerous access conditions. Is this part of their traffic plan? If so, somebody in Planning needs to look closer at these plans.
A maroon car has been parked on 6th street for well over a month and unhoused people sleep in it sometimes. Parking enforcement put a ticket on it the other day and someone simply removed the ticket and seemed to throw it away. Neighborhood are concerned for their safety as it seems associated with a shed with no plumbing occupied behind the house at the corner across the street. The car's plate is tjs430
Duke utilizing city parking lot for cars and cables. Behind trades district and trades garage.
Dark blue Pontiac Vibe has been parked here for a month or longer without plates. It appears it's being used for storage and/or unwanted items.
Several cars with expired or no plates backed into parking spaces. Prius, Pontiac and a Toyota.
My key snapped in my ignition and I am parked on a street that is open for the weekend, but I cannot get any lock smith to get out here I don’t want to get a parking ticket or towed what are the steps to make that not happen?
A blue Toyota has been parked at this corner for 1-2 months and appears to be abandoned.
When I arrived for work this morning, May 16th, the City once again had 7th Street between Walnut & College blocked off so that there was no access to the county parking lot behind the Health Building. How many more days will access be denied?
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Please have some parking patrols added for 1200-1400 blocks of S. Dunn street, as people are parking both the wrong direction (south instead of northward for the east side of the street) and across multiple spots (thus blocking spaces) due to the parking lines not being visible (which have not been repainted since the original development ten years ago).